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Infosys, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy ink digital deal

Monday - November 4, 2019 3:30 pm , Category : BUSINESS
Bengaluru, Nov 4 (IANS) Global software major Infosys has inked a multi-year deal with Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy (SGRE), to enable its digital transformation, Infosys said on Monday.
However, no financial details of the multi-year digital deal were disclosed.
"We look forward to enabling their(Siemens Gamesa)core modernisation, enhancing cloud capabilities and consolidating disparate and heterogeneous infrastructure and processes into a single SGRE global standard," said Infosys Executive Vice President and Manufacturing vertical global head Jasmeet Singh in a statement.
The Bengaluru-headquartered tech major will provide end-to-end IT infrastructure transformation, including hybrid cloud transformation and software defined network roll out.
Setting up intelligent service desk, digital workplace services and aligning SGREs disparate IT setup into a harmonised infrastructure landscape are also part of the deal, the statement added.
With the deal, SGRE will receive a hybrid cloud solution to enable technical and financial synergies.
The partnership will help SGRE to achieve an optimised, stable and always-on network connectivity in more than 50 countries with the rollout of a software defined network.
Next generation workplace services with enhanced self-help and self-heal capabilities powered by Artificial Intelligence and automation tools are part of the agreement, the statement said.
SGRE is a global wind power major headquartered in Spain, it manufactures, install and maintains onshore and offshore wind turbines.

--IANS sth/adr/